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. 2008 Sep 5;102(5):855–863. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcn164

Table 2.

Analyses of molecular variance (AMOVAs) based on five nuclear microsatellites of ten Swiss oak stands grouped as pure and mixed stands (Quercus petraea, Q. robur, Q. pubescens and mixed Q. petraea/robur) or pure stands only (both groupings were done on the basis of either leaf morphology or microsatellite data)

Data basis for taxon assignment
Leaf morphology
Microsatellites
Grouping Source of variation d.f. SS Percentage variation d.f. SS Percentage variation
Pure and mixed stands Among groups (ΦCT) 3 43·2 2·1 n.s. 3 54·2 3·9**
Among populations within groups 6 42·4 3·6*** 6 31·4 2·2***
Within populations 600 1277·5 94·3*** 600 1277·5 93·9***
ΦST 0·057*** 0·061***
Pure stands Among groups (ΦCT) 2 36·9 3·5* 2 49·6 7·3***
Among populations within groups 5 28·4 2·6*** 3 13·6 1·8 ***
Within populations 474 1005·7 93·8*** 354 744·2 90·9***
ΦST 0·062*** 0·091***

Taxonomic assignment of stands to the respective groups follows the one given in Table 1.

d.f., degrees of freedom, SS, sums of squares.

*P < 0·05; **P < 0·01; ***P < 0·001; n.s., not significant.